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Militia, army — and so forth.
Shg., Shtamg. = Stamgammer
"Social-Democracy in the Army. Reform of Military Service in Germany in the Struggle Against Social-Democracy." Jena.
1901. (Stamgammer III).
Gaston Mock. "The Army of a Democratic State." Paris 1899 (in German Stuttgart 1900).
P. Schwardt. "Officer and Social-Democrat." Munich. (R. Abt).
1899. ? (Stamgammer III).
Leo el. "How to Counter Social-Democracy in the Army?"
Berlin 1906. (2nd edition 1907).
R. Günther. "Military Affairs and Social-Democracy." ("Grenzboten".
1899, 1).
Sh. Sharmon. "Army and Democracy." ("Revue politique et parlementaire". VI. 1900).
"The Military and Social-Democracy" ("Neue Züricher Zeitung". 1907,
17—18 September).
K. Bleibtreu. "The Army of Democracy" ("Die Zeit", Vienna, 21 July
1900, No. 303).
von Mikos. "Socialism and the Army." Günze. 1907.
"Revolutionary Socialism in the German Army," 1st edition.
Paris (Eitel) 1901.
"Army and Strikes." Locarno. 1906.
"Army and Strikes" (strike of October—November 1902) by Lieutenant Z.
(Paris
190[2]).
("Socialist Library,"
X 23—4).
Arthur Dix. "Social-Democracy, Militarism and Colonial Policy at Socialist Congresses." Berlin 1908.
Henry Bailey. "Militarism, Means of Combating It." Lyon. 1903.

Kautsky. Militarism and Socialism in England. Neue Zeit 18, 1 (1899—1900).
» Schippel and Militarism. Neue Zeit
17, 1 (1898—9).
R. Luxemburg. Social Reform or Revolution!? (Appendix: Militia
and Militarism). Leipzig. 1899. 2nd edition.
1908.
Karski. International Law and Militarism. Neue Zeit
17, 2 (1898/9).
K. Leuthner. An Antimilitarist (K. Liebknecht). "Neue Gesellschaft". 1907, 20 March.
» 
Army and Revolution. Ibid. 1906, 36.
The Lapdog of Capital. (Antimilitarist League). Zurich.
1906.
Position of the Swiss Working Class on the Military Question.
Protocol of the Party Congress. Olten. 11 February 1906. Zurich. 1906.
Militarism and Social-Democracy. Neue Zeit 19, 2 (1900—1).
Schiavi. Militarism and Italian Socialists. Mouvement Socialiste. 1903 No. 113.
K. Emil. Antimilitarism. Neue Zeit 25, 2 (1907).
» 
Bourgeois Parties and Militarism. Neue Zeit 25, 2 (1907).
Pierre Ramus. The Historical Development of Antimilitarism. (Kultur und Fortschritt 153). Leipzig. 1908.
Daumig. Victims of Militarism. Neue Zeit 18, 2 (1899—1900).
E. Walter. Military Organization and the Working Class. Zurich.
1907.
K. Liebknecht. Militarism and Antimilitarism. Leipzig. 1907.

R. Lensch. Militia and Disarmament. Neue Zeit
1912 (30, 2).
— between pp[ages] [?], such a phrase: "The militia system is the military constitution of a democratic state, which is supposed to guarantee the security of the country both externally and internally. For wars of conquest, the militia is admittedly utterly useless, and precisely that is why we advocate for it" (p. 768).
Here too a quotation from Engels, 1865
(copy out), [saying] that whichever Great Power [triumphs]
gains the upper hand, [it's] all the same to the workers, but
whether they learn military affairs
or not — that's not all the same to them.

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